• Adobe Pdf Keyboard Shortcuts

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• Adobe Reader XI with shortcuts enabled (see Options Menu - General)

• German keyboard! (and of course a localized OS and so forth)

Official shortcut list by Adobe: http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/keyboard-shortcuts.html

The official shortcuts are shown when I hover the cursor over the buttons:

• turn clockwiseCtrl + Shift + + (plus)

• turn counter-clockwiseCtrl + Shift + - (minus)

They are both not working for me. Instead I can only rotate counter-clockwise via this combination:

Adobe Pdf Keyboard Shortcuts

• Ctrl + Shift + 1

What is the shortcut to rotate clockwise then?

Tried the following combination with Ctrl + Shift:

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• . (dot)

• #

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1 Answer

Ok, so here is my take on this problem. I can recreate the issue by adding German keyboard layout. And I can confirm that using Ctrl+Shift++ or Ctrl+Shift+- does not work when German layout is on.

What does work in my case is:

• Ctrl+Shift+] = rotate clockwise
• Ctrl+Shift+/ = rotate counterclockwise

Note: I used German:Germany layout, not Austria,Switzerland or Luxembourg

However Ctrl+Shift+1 does not do anything in my case. And this makes me think that maybe actual keyboard controller on your German keyboard is behaving differently. Anyway - I would recommend you to first try all possible combinations involving Ctrl+Shift+Some Key and if you have no luck with that try installing English:US layout and see whether that works

UPDATE:I am using a laptop so I do not have dedicated num pad keys. I have figured out the option that works for me regardless of keyboard layout. I have num pad keys mapped accross the keyboad and accessable via Fn. Following combinations are valid:

• Fn+; = Numpad:-
• Fn+/ = Numpad:+

Having that said, following combinations work in Adobe reader regardless the layout. I have tested with German, English and Russian:

• Ctrl+Shift+Fn+; = rotate counterclockwise
• Ctrl+Shift+Fn+/ = rotate clockwise

So I recommend you to experiment with your numpad for better results.

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Abobe Acrobat has always been one of the best PDF file readers and editors. It’s an easy to use program, and used by a greater number of users every year. However, did you know that it’s even easier to use with the help of keyboard shortcuts?

The list of shortcuts in Acrobat is quite large, and we’ve meticulously tried each one to find the most useful of the lot. The cheat sheat below will help you make the most of Acrobat on Mac.

Please find the contents of the cheat sheet below.

Adobe Acrobat Reader Keyboard Shortcuts for Mac

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• Previous screen -> Shift+Enter
• Next screen ->Enter
• First page ->Shift+Command+Up Arrow
• Last page ->Shift+Command+Down Arrow
• Previous page ->Left Arrow
• Next page ->Right Arrow
• Previous open document ->Command+F6
• Next open document ->Shift+Command+F6
• Scroll up ->Up Arrow
• Scroll down ->Down Arrow
• Scroll (when Hand tool is selected) ->Space
• Zoom in ->Command+=
• Zoom out ->Command+-

Selecting tools

To enable: Preferences-> General, Use Single-Key Accelerators To Access Tools.

• Hand tool ->H
• Hand tool (temporarily) ->Space
• Select tool ->V
• Marquee Zoom tool ->Z
• Cycle through zoom tools ->Shift+Z
• Select Object tool ->R
• Edit Object tool ->O
• Enter/Exit Forms editing ->A
• Crop tool ->C
• Link tool ->L
• Text Field tool ->F
• 3D tool ->M
• Edit Document Text tool ->T
• Redaction ->Y
• JavaScript Debugger ->Command+J
• Insert Blank Pages tool ->Shift+Command+T
• Temporarily select Zoom In tool ->Space+Command
• Open Output Preview ->~
• Touch Up Reading Order tool ->Shift+Command+U

General navigation

• Move focus to menus ->Ctrl+F2
• Move focus to toolbar in browser and application ->Shift+F8
• Close current document ->Command+F4
• Move focus to next comment, link, or form field ->Tab
• Move focus to document pane ->F5
• Move focus to previous comment, link, or form field ->Shift+Tab
• Open context menu ->Ctrl+click
• Close context menu -> Esc
• Return to Hand tool or Select tool ->Esc
• Close all open documents ->Command+Option+W
• Move to next search result and highlight it ->F3
• Search previous document ->Shift+Command+Left Arrow
• Search next document ->Shift+Command+Right Arrow
• Select text (with Select tool selected) ->Shift+Arrow Key

You may also download this cheat sheet in PDF format as seen in the image above.